Summer Musings: Fleeting finales

By Andrew Young / August 15, 2014

Meeting for the first time friends we may never see again forces us into the present.

Summer Musings: Stories of our lives

By Eleanor Hyun / August 12, 2014

The things which shape our identity in college may simultaneously obscure it.

Summer Musings: From the ashes

By Kiran Misra / August 5, 2014

“People in general are beautiful and interesting, but the city is sometimes not.”

Keep walking

By Eleanor Hyun / June 3, 2014

Harassment at 55th and Ellis.

Past, present, and future of UChicago athletics

By Liam Leddy / June 3, 2014

The opinions and concerns of UChicago athletes; a look at how the experience of being an athlete has improved.

To be a college student

By Andrew Young / June 3, 2014

The college experience as depicted through a Saturday at Starbucks.

A less Savage perspective

By Anastasia Golovashkina / June 3, 2014

Petition supporters' goals and tactics disingenuous, hinder dialogue.

Know that you know nothing

By Eleanor Hyun / May 30, 2014

Great skepticism may actually further obscure what we don’t know.

Senior sign-off

By Jane Huang / May 30, 2014

What place you finish in life isn’t what’s important.

Case for Confucius

By Patrick Reilly / May 23, 2014

Current dialogue around the Confucius Institute shows lack of faith in UChicago education and students.

It’s not U(Chicago), it’s me

By Kristin Lin / May 23, 2014

Applying to transfer can be an experience that convinces you to stay.

Let them eat falafel

By Eliora Katz / May 23, 2014

Shared culinary history between Israelis and Palestinians should bring them together, not tear them apart.